Laker Drumline 2017 Marching Bass Drum Technique
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1 Laker Drumline 2017 Marching Bass Drum Technique This packet is intended to define a base framework of knowledge to adequately play a marching bass drum at the collegiate level. We understand that every high school drumline has its own approach to technique, so it s crucial that ALL prospective members approach their hands with a fresh mind and a clean slate. Mastery of the following concepts & terminology will dramatically improve your experience during the audition process and beyond. Happy drumming! APPOACH The technique outlined in this packet is designed to maximize efficiency of motion and sound quality. It is necessary to use a high velocity stroke while keeping your grip and your muscles relaxed. Keep these key points in mind as you work to refine the music in this packet. Tension in your upper body, lack of oxygen to your muscles, and squeezing the stick are good examples of technique errors that will hinder your ability to achieve the sound quality, efficiency, and control that we strive for. GIP Fulcrum Place the mallet perpendicularly across the second segment of your index finger. Place your thumb on the mallet so that the thumbnail is directly across from your index finger. ** This is the essential point of contact between your hands and the stick. It should be thought of as the primary pressure point in your fingers and pivot point on the stick. The entire pad of your thumb should remain in contact with the mallet at all times. As a bass drummer, about 60% of the pressure in your hands should lie in the fulcrum. Back Fingers Wrap your back three fingers around the stick so that the butt of the mallet rests comfortably on the fatty part of your palm, on the pinkie side of your hand. Adjust your hand so the fulcrum is set approximately 1/3 of the way up the stick, with no gaps in between fingers or in the thumb. ** The back fingers provide critical support to the fulcrum, so they should remain in contact with the stick at all times. [Note: we will talk a lot about palm side and finger side of the stick when we discuss TOKE.] If correct, the butt of the mallet should NOT be visibly sticking out the bottom of your hand. As a bass drummer, about 40% of the pressure in your hands should lie in the back fingers. Common Mistakes Gaps between fingers/thumb. Weak fulcrum: thumb settling above index finger, or to the left/right of the stick.
2 Incorrect pressure distribution: emember 60/40 balance between fulcrum/back fingers. Allowing finger side separation off the stick away from the back fingers. Choking up too far, resulting in a poor balance point on the stick and too much butt visible. IMPLEMENT Arm With both mallets in hand, begin by relaxing both arms and wrists at your sides. Keeping your upper arms and shoulders relaxed, rotate from the elbow until your forearms reach horizontal (parallel to the ground). Upper arms should rest comfortably off the sides of your body, without the chicken wing look. ** It is imperative that the forearms stay parallel to the ground when attempting to play in the center of the head. Adjustments may be made to the drum carrier or stand position, as well as upper arm angle, to achieve this. Hand Wrists maintain a 45 angle above horizontal. Adjust carriers or stands as necessary so this angle accommodates playing in the center of the head. otate your forearms slightly inward toward the head, so the bead of the mallet rests approximately 1 from the center of the head (mallets inside of parallel to each other). ** This position is known as sticks out or tacet. During the audition process, we will spend more time discussing how to transition between sticks in, sticks out, and sticks down -- as well as getting mallets into and out of mallet racks. Common Mistakes Holding elbows too far from your body, causing improper arm angle and a chicken wing look. Holding elbows too close to your body, restricting mobility and range of motion. etting forearms above or below horizontal. etting wrist angles significantly greater or less than 45. ticks being angled outward at tacet position. TOKE Out-stroke Think about the bead of the mallet being the first thing to move, motivated by gravity acting on the weight of the stick. Back fingers should allow palm side space within the hand, while maintaining finger side connection on the stick.
3 As the mallet falls further from the head, the palm side space within the hand increases, along with the addition of wrist break, forearm rotation, and horizontal motion from the elbow. ** Forearm stays parallel to the ground while playing in the center of the head. tick path remains consistent regardless of height, on a natural down & back trajectory. If extended all the way, mallet would hit the back of your thigh. In-stroke Initiated by the back fingers, and motivated by rapidly closing the space on the palm side of the stick. Ideally, the butt of the stick contacts the fatty part of the hand the same instant the bead of the mallet hits the drumhead. tick path should be identical to the out-stroke, resulting in a direct impact in the center of the head -- rather than the mallet glancing off the head on contact. ** In-strokes should always be played with the maximum energy & velocity possible from the given stick height. It s necessary to find a balance between articulation (velocity) & tone (touch). Common Mistakes Changing the forearm angle above or below parallel as the stick moves. tick path inconsistent from upstroke to downstroke, causing scooping or slicing motion. Back fingers separating from the stick, wasting energy and losing control of downstroke velocity. Back fingers not opening enough, restricting energy and range of motion. Back fingers opening at incorrect angle away from palm, causing glancing blow on impact. Not enough velocity poor articulation & clarity. Too much velocity offensive, harsh tone. DYNAMIC We will use dynamics and heights to define all music. We will also use stick angles to help everyone agree on what these dynamics should look like. 1.5 pp - Parallel with the head. Usually played at the edge. 3 p - tick angle at 22.5 (halfway between parallel and 6 ). tandard inner beat stick height. 6 mp - tick angle at 45 (halfway between parallel and 12 ). 9 mf - tick angle at 67.5 (halfway between 6 and 12 ). 12 f - tick angle at 90 (horizontal; parallel to the ground). 15 ff - Forte with arms, rotation beyond horizontal. [AKA full out ] FL! fff - As loud as possible with good technique. [AKA eally Freakin Loud! ] ** Unless otherwise specified, the notated dynamic will refer to the stick height of the accents, with the inner beats remaining at 3. As stick heights change, it s important that your grip, implement, stick path, and velocity DO NOT change. Lower stick height smaller muscle groups (back fingers & wrist). Higher stick height larger muscle groups (more fingers & wrist, addition of forearm rotation).
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